Looking for a smart direct-drive trainer? The Garmin Tacx FLUX S Smart Direct Drive Trainer is the ideal indoor training companion — made to help you sweat while cycling with your favorite apps.
Garmin's Tacx S Smart Direct Drive Trainer is reliable, accurate, quiet, strong, and offers an impressively nuanced and sophisticated ride feel. It pairs seamlessly with most of the popular training apps and software, like Zwift and TrainerRoad, for the ultimate indoor training experience.
Keep track of your performance and progress with reliable, consistent measurements. That includes power, speed and cadence, measured accurately within 3%. Get the most out of your intense workouts by training on realistically simulated inclines up to a 10% gradient.
With its large flywheel, the FLUX S ensures a smooth ride feel and high responsiveness to replicate the feel of an outdoor ride, while also providing reliable, accurate, and consistent power measurement within 3%. This direct-drive trainer is designed to bring vibration and noise levels to the absolute minimum, resulting in one of the most silent flywheel-equipped bike trainers available.
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Mfg PartNum: T2900S | |
Mfg Warranty: 12 Mo. Parts & Labor | |
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Bought the unit on sale. Initially hesitant, but it was the sale price that motivated me. It was buy a trainer or keep my gym membership. The only thing I was doing at the gym was spin. So I made the leap to Zwift. This is a basic unit and I struggled between the Flux S and Flux 2. Decided on saving the money after reading the reviews on the difference between the two. I'm happy with my decision.
The Tacx Flux Smart Direct Drive trainer replaced my Tacx smart Vortex trainer. One small difference is that I had to use easier gears on the Flux because the resistance seemed harder after I did the calibration than on the Vortex. That isn't a problem, just a difference. The ride response is more road-like due to the heavy flywheel. But the number one reason I like it and wish I had done it a long time ago is that the Flux is extremely quiet. My wife doesn't even know when I am training since the Flux makes less noise and I can decrease the TV volume substantially as well. I love it.
Works great, lots of great rides on the TACX and Swift APP. Great simulation real life riding, much better than the resistance trainers. Would be good if it has a on/off switch instead of having to unplug to turn it on/off. No carrying handle but then again I keep it in once place, This is my 1st smart trainer, so I can't compare it to the more expensive smart trainers, but this one works nice, and does what I want it to do, and that is to allow me to ride inside when the weather is not good for riding outside. Great trainer and I would buy it again. No issues so far I have had it about 2 months and ridden about 300 miles.
I use the trainer only when the weather is too nasty to ride outdoors. I don't race, but do enjoy mixed surface rides in very hilly terrain. The trainer is very good, quiet and stable, but it does not accurately replicate steep climbs, rather it calculates an equivalent speed based on power and rider weight. This works well enough, but does require you to run significantly higher gears on a climb than you would on the road in order to get the proper resistance. Also, if you are running Sram XDR cassettes, there are two different XDR freehub conversions available from TACX, but only the newer model will fit this trainer - the description doesn't mention that.
I have disliked indoor trainers for two reasons, stability and boring. This solveds both issues for me. Very stable. I actually feel confident sprinting! The compatible apps take away the boring part. Bring on winter
Got the Tacx Flux S trainer as an upgrade from wheel on trainers. Easy to set up and it JUST WORKS! Easy to swap bikes and pair with Zwift via Bluetooth. The only things United was that cadence from Tacx algorithm was a little lower than crank based. There's also a funny high pitched "womp wimp' sound when riding- not terrible but just something I noticed. Overall, a good solid trainer.
Got the Tacx Flux S trainer as an upgrade from wheel on trainers. Easy to set up and it JUST WORKS! Easy to swap bikes and pair with Zwift via Bluetooth. The only things United was that cadence from Tacx algorithm was a little lower than crank based. There�s also a funny high pitched �womp wimp� sound when riding- not terrible but just something I noticed. Overall, a good solid trainer.
I did a lot of research and finally settled on this trainer. I dove right in using the Garmin training plan and have been riding this for about a month now. Very happy with actually improving my fitness level during the winter. This model works good for where I am in my cycling life. I'm older and don't need all the bells of the more expensive models. Very happy with this one.
Sets up easily, connects easily, works well. It has made indoor riding more fun for me. The erg mode helps me with workouts, and when I'm connected to zwift I can feel the hills and descents. The price was incredible.
Connects quickly and maintains a solid connection, which has been great. Has a connected app that updates your firmware and helps with calibration.
Only complaint, is I wish the base was a bit wider for increased stability. But, honestly, it works perfect for all sub 800w activity.
I use the trainer for Zwift mostly. On zwift I do everything from racing, to workouts and the trainer has been great. I did get an ant adapter to use it with a windows laptop. The laptop has bluetooth le support but it would have a hard time making it though a ride without loosing the connection. That was very frustrating! I haven't had that happen since using ant
